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Christus Rex

£12.95

This is the first recording of the Girls' Choir of Southwell Minster, directed by Philip White-Jones and accompanied by Jonathan Turner.

The Lent Prose Anon. - A Hymne to God the Father Humfrey - My song is love unknown Archer - Vox ultima Crucis Harris - A prayer Lloyd - O for a closer walk with God Caesar - Rockingham (organ) Leighton - Ave Maria Lindley - Missa Brevis Turner - I will worship Dyson - Paschali Laudes arr. Reid - An Easter Greeting How - Praise Dyson - Easter Sequence - Leighton

Total timing: 64:04
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Lo! New-born Jesus - Southwell Minster Choir

£12.95

Southwell Minster Choir is directed by Paul Hale, Rector Chori, with organ accompaniment by Philip White-Jones. This is a delightful, if slightly different, selection of Advent, Christmas and Epiphany music.

Noël Suisse - Daquin; Prepare ye the way - Wise; How beautiful upon the mountains - Stainer; The night is departing - Marshall; E'en so, Lord Jesus, quickly come - Manz; Angelus ad Virginem - Willcocks; Es ist ein' Ros' entsprungen - Brahms; Hodie Christus natus est - Sweelinck; A tender shoot - Goldschmidt; See, see, the word is incarnate - Gibbons; Away in a manger - Flower; Out of your sleep arise and wake - Bennett; Midwinter - Chilcott, At this time, this song is best - Walton; The little road to Bethlehem - Head; Quem vidistis pastores, dicite? - Dering; The Starre Anthem - Bull; Lo! New-born Jesus - Ferguson; A new work has come on hand - Mathias; Toccata-Prelude 'Vom Himmel hoch' - Edmundson
20 tracks; 64'31"

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Organ Favourites from Lincoln Cathedral - Dr Philip Marshall

£11.95

Played by Dr. Philip Marshall.

"Arguably the finest organ improviser of his generation." (The Yorkshire Post)

Clarke: Trumpet Voluntary - Walford Davies: Solemn Melody - Wagner: Bridal March - Mendelssohn: Wedding March - Handel: Largo - Whitlock: Fidelis - Chopin: Funeral March: Ireland: Villanella - Thalben-Ball: Elegy - Hollins: A Trumpet Minuet - Elgar: Nimrod, Pomp & Circumstance March no 4 - Improvisations on 'Wedding Hymns' & 'Westminster Abbey'
Dr. Marshall's performances at Lincoln bring the organ glowingly and vividly alive. The digital recording is particularly impressive.' (Organists' Review)
14 tracks; 61'55"
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CASE: 14-CD cased set of '200 Hymns'

£159.00

217 mainly-traditional hymns. The CDs feature the choirs and organs of Lincoln Cathedral, Ripon Cathedral and St James's Church, Louth.

Designed to lead congregational singing when no organist is available, their simple musical style makes them equally suitable for home listening.

Scroll down this page for details of the hymns that appear on each CD.

A separate CD (CD14) is available with the canticles for 1662 Mattins and Evensong.

The set of 14 CDs comes complete with a durable zip-up carrying case.

At just £159, plus Royal Mail Special Delivery* this set represents a saving of more than £22 over the cost of buying the CDs individually.

*UK only: overseas delivery chargeable at cost.
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Carols by Candlelight - Lincoln Cathedral

£12.49

Once in royal David’s city - H. J. Gauntlett, harm. A. H. Mann, desc. D. Willcocks; Sussex Carol - English trad., arr. P. Ledger; The Three Kings - P. Cornelius; While shepherds watched - Este's Psalter; Nahum Tate; In dulci jubilo - Old German carol, arr. R. L Pearsall; Ding dong! Merrily on high - 16th Century French melody, arr. D. Willcocks; O little town of Bethlehem - English trad., arr. R. Vaughan Williams, desc. Armstrong; Gaude et laetare - J. P. Sweelinck; In the bleak mid-winter - Harold Darke; Christina Rossetti; Long, long ago - H. Howells; It came upon the midnight clear - English trad., arr. A. Sullivan, D. Willcocks; Tomorrow shall be my dancing day - J. Gardner; God rest ye merry, gentlemen - English trad., arr. D. Willcocks; Noel Nouvelet - arr. S. Jackson; Hark! the herald angels sing F. Mendelssohn, arr. D. Willcocks; Silent night F. Gruber, arr. P. Marshall; I saw three ships - English trad., arr. R. Lloyd; No small wonder - P. Edwards; O come, all ye faithful - anon., arr. D. Willcocks; The shepherd’s carol - B. Chilcott; 21 Overture in C, K399 - W. A. Mozart. Total: 73:25
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Installations

Sound Installations
We specialise in the design, installation and maintenance of permanent sound systems.

Our systems may be found in a variety of buildings: churches, museums and commercial premises.

Among the main benefits of Cantoris systems are their natural sound, ease of use and long term reliability.

Drawing upon three generations of experience in this field, we combine the best principles of sound engineering with a sensible use of the latest technology. We are used to working with our clients, their architects and Diocesan authorities to ensure that our systems not only sound superb, but that they look good and blend discreetly into their architectural settings.

In addition, our experience of engineering recordings in such buildings as Westminster Abbey, Lincoln Cathedral and Hampton Court Palace gives us an invaluable insight into the acoustical challenges of such iconic architecture.

Recent projects include:

St Osburg's Church, Coventry
We have now completed the installation of a totally new sound system as part of the major restoration of the Church. As well as loudspeakers it includes a 'phased array' under floor induction loop for hearing aid users. The project has involved close collaboration with the Parish Priest, the Very Revd. Canon Garry Byrne, architects Brownhill Hayward Brown and main contractors Midland Conservation Ltd. We had installed the Church's original system in 1985, and as it was still working perfectly we transferred it to the adjacent church hall, where it continues to give good service.

St. Katherine's Church, Lincoln
We designed and installed a multi purpose amplification and recording system in this Victorian building, which has now been restored from dereliction to its former glory. The system is based on the Allen and Heath iDR control system.

St. Swithin's Church, Lincoln
We have installed a highly effective speech reinforcement system in this large Victorian city centre church, using Amina's latest line source loudspeakers.

The Collection, Lincoln
We designed and installed the 'sound wall' as an integral part of Lincoln's new museum, which opened in 2005. One of Europe's largest permanently installed audio diffusion systems, this multi channel playback system delivers specially commissioned recordings. Fully automatic in operation, the system comprises 22 Amina flat panel speakers, Allen and Heath iDR controls and 1.2 miles of concealed wiring.

Other installations
We have installed systems in many parish churches, of all styles and sizes. Our earliest work has stood the test of time, some of our work from the 1970s still being in use.